EY Law hires in Moscow

BIG FOUR accountancy firm Ernst and Young has bolstered its commitment to providing legal services in Europe with the recent hire of James Mandel, from multinational law firm Salans, as a…

Lawyers Weekly • 02 March 2004 • NewLaw

BIG FOUR accountancy firm Ernst and Young has bolstered its commitment to providing legal services in Europe with the recent hire of James Mandel, from multinational law firm Salans, as a partner at EY Law in Moscow.

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Mandel is a corporate lawyer and was previously the managing partner of Lebeouf Lamb Greene & MacRae’s Moscow office.

EY Law, like the other Big Four accountancy firms’ legal arms, has not been immune to audit independence issues, which have restricted the provision of non-audit services to audit clients.

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